WVU Dean Pushes Wood Industry to Halt West Virginia Migration
West Virginia faces a massive population exodus says Dr. Ernest J. Nesius, dean at WVU, warning 40 to 50 percent may seek new homes in the next decade. He advocates expanding wood processing, better roads, capital, and education to boost timber income and slow migration. Also notes Kanawha County seeks a $2.5 million federal recreation grant to boost county facilities. Indonesia's Sukarno arrives in Tokyo on goodwill trip.
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Sunrise Foundation Eyes Charleston Estate Toying With Museum Plan
Sunrise Foundation Inc plans to buy Sunrise, the Charleston estate of the late Gov. MacCorkle, to convert it into a children's museum and cultural center. Acting chair Lee Kenna aims to finish fund raising by Aug. 15 and acknowledges campaign setup challenges. He notes initial pledges of about 1,500 dollars with more promised, and prefers not to hire a professional fund raiser. A Sunrise member criticizes officials for not acquiring the property, citing public discourse in Charleston.
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